The film, Casino, is based on the life of real-life gambling entrepreneur Sam “Ace” Rothstein. He runs a casino in Las Vegas, which is operated by the Chicago-based Italian Mafia.
In the movie, Ace’s business is jeopardized by his wife Ginger, who works as a hustler. His success is also threatened by the Mafia boss Nicky McKinney.
Casino is a 1995 film directed by Martin Scorsese. It stars Sharon Stone, Alan King, and Philip Green.
Sam “Ace” Rothstein is a gambler, bookie, and a successful operator. He runs the Tangiers casino in Las Vegas.
When he’s not putting customers in the money, he’s at home with his daughter Amy. Ginger has a pimp boyfriend named Lester Diamond.
One night, Ace finds Ginger talking on the phone with someone. Nicky then brings over his brother Dominick. After that, the two are involved in a violent fight. But it isn’t the first time Nicky has stabbed someone in the neck.
Nicky then becomes an unofficial Mafia protection agent. Using his position, he performs burglaries at night and sets up a jewelry store called Gold Rush.
Before his life changes, Ace falls in love with Ginger. This leads to a complicated relationship. He also convinces Ginger to become his wife.
Although there is some good luck, the odds are always against the player. Luckily, casinos provide security measures to help keep the gambling area safe. They enforce these measures with cameras and rules of conduct.